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maria bartiromo works as well. the lottery winner who died after claiming a $1 million ticket had his body exhumed this morning. more information. the medical examiner with the information. we'll have a live report. and then research in motion getting its groove back. we'll have the rim trade you can't afford to miss coming up. back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the all-new cadillac ats -- 2013 north american car of the year. ♪ for a limited time, take advantage of this exceptional offer on the all-new cadillac ats. >>> welcome back. the body of the million dollar lottery winner who may have died of cyanide poisoning was exhumed by cook county medical examiners in illinois. kevin tibbles with the story. >> 45-year-old kahn may have been the luckiest and unluckiest of lottery winners, within a month he essentially dropped dead. the authorities are now suspecting that cyanide was involved and the
maria bartiromo works as well. the lottery winner who died after claiming a $1 million ticket had his body exhumed this morning. more information. the medical examiner with the information. we'll have a live report. and then research in motion getting its groove back. we'll have the rim trade you can't afford to miss coming up. back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the all-new...
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. >> jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon getting pretty worked up in his interview with maria bartiromo today. listen. >> that's my job. i will die doing that job, and, you know, if the press is terrible, then you just have to deal with it. >> still no overcoat. what was he so passionate about? >> we can afford heat in the booth. >> another heavyweight weighs in. ubs chairman axel webber is up next. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with the new global account from schwab, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i hunt down opportunities around the world tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 as if i'm right there. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and i'm in total control because i can trade tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 directly online in 12 markets in their local currencies. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i use their global research to get an edge. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 their equity ratings show me how schwab tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 rates specific foreign stocks tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 b
. >> jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon getting pretty worked up in his interview with maria bartiromo today. listen. >> that's my job. i will die doing that job, and, you know, if the press is terrible, then you just have to deal with it. >> still no overcoat. what was he so passionate about? >> we can afford heat in the booth. >> another heavyweight weighs in. ubs chairman axel webber is up next. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#:...
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maria bartiromo is with duncan in davos now for an interview. maria? >> hi there, melissa. thanks very much. i'm with duncan niederauer right here in davos. thanks for joining us. >> always nice to be here with the best. >> this is absolutely spectacular here in davos. let me ask you about this market. once again we opened stronger. 2013 has been on fire. what do you make of this? in terms of all this money moving into stock. >> i think it's more than just '13 being a lucky number. if you look at 2012, as you and i were just talking about before we came on, it was a quiet 15%-plus move in the equity market that a lot of people didn't participate in because they were in short-term fixed instruments. it looks like january will be the first month of the inflows into the equity mutual funds for a while. i heard from one big money manager here yesterday for the first time this week, they see people moving into equities. that hasn't happened for a while. maybe this is the beginning. if that's the case, it should be sustainable. >> we talked so much about the last year about all t
maria bartiromo is with duncan in davos now for an interview. maria? >> hi there, melissa. thanks very much. i'm with duncan niederauer right here in davos. thanks for joining us. >> always nice to be here with the best. >> this is absolutely spectacular here in davos. let me ask you about this market. once again we opened stronger. 2013 has been on fire. what do you make of this? in terms of all this money moving into stock. >> i think it's more than just '13 being a...
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i'm maria bartiromo at the stock exchange. looking for direction to start the week. we're all waiting on earnings. >> yes, we are. i'm bill griffith. believe the headlines. get a flu shot. it's nasty. we're going to take you through the final hour of trading including more including the developing story you're hearing about regarding dell that it may be in talks with private equity firms. the stock has been surging but it's off the highs of now. up about 12%. more on that coming up. >> new data showing managed funds. plus the one thing that has him worried more than anything else. >>> also stand by for two huge exclusive interviews heading your way. intercontinental exchange ceo jeffrey sprecher and then preet bharara will be with us as well. >>> we've got a market at the highs of the afternoon with a gain of 25 points on the industrial average. a big boat load of bank earnings coming this week. waiting to see what it was. nasdaq negative as we approach the final stretch now. all of the best levels of the afternoon. it's been negative. s&p 500 looks like this. it's a
i'm maria bartiromo at the stock exchange. looking for direction to start the week. we're all waiting on earnings. >> yes, we are. i'm bill griffith. believe the headlines. get a flu shot. it's nasty. we're going to take you through the final hour of trading including more including the developing story you're hearing about regarding dell that it may be in talks with private equity firms. the stock has been surging but it's off the highs of now. up about 12%. more on that coming up....
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jamie dimon sat down with our own maria bartiromo. we have more on that interview. maria? >> hi there, melissa. that inte. >> this morning i moderated a panel and it was a big debate on how the financial services sector will evolve. people like axel weber, who you will hear from later on "the closing bell." basically believes the big banks are going to have to split up. and the imf believing the same thing and then there's jamie dimon who continues to defend the large banking-type situation to encourage constant financing of corporations all around the world. talked a bit about that. the panel did get a bit feisty about that, but then we came to the discussion on the london whale and that pay cut we heard about from jamie dimon last week, and he said he was told by the board that he would be taking a pay cut given the $6 billion trading loss. i asked him if now that that is behind him will we put this entire issue behind or should shareholders expect more? let me ask you, news last week that you took a pay cut as a result of the london whale trading loss. would you say now
jamie dimon sat down with our own maria bartiromo. we have more on that interview. maria? >> hi there, melissa. that inte. >> this morning i moderated a panel and it was a big debate on how the financial services sector will evolve. people like axel weber, who you will hear from later on "the closing bell." basically believes the big banks are going to have to split up. and the imf believing the same thing and then there's jamie dimon who continues to defend the large...
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i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo down at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffith, but apparently i have a new nickname on twitter. >> the mayor, that's right. i hear that his name around these parts. >> no idea what that means. right now we're not giving back that 300-point rally from yesterday but news from the fed an hour ago right now that some members of the fed would want the free money to come to an end sooner rather than later. that has slowed things down. you can guess where that news hit on this chart right at 2:00 eastern time. a gain became a loss, and we're still down about seven points on the industrial average at 13,404. we're going to go over those fed minutes in just a minute. nasdaq also off the low, down six-plus points at 3105, and the s&p 500 index at this hour is down a point and change at 1460. >> that's right. most of this reaction, as bill said, to word that some in the federal reserve want to slow down or end the bond-buying program before the 2013. how quickly we've gone from talking about qe infinity to maybe the end of it within the cale
i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo down at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffith, but apparently i have a new nickname on twitter. >> the mayor, that's right. i hear that his name around these parts. >> no idea what that means. right now we're not giving back that 300-point rally from yesterday but news from the fed an hour ago right now that some members of the fed would want the free money to come to an end sooner rather than later. that has slowed things...
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maria bartiromo there. >>> joining us to talk about the financials is jim rohr, the president and ceo of financial services group. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> we've been talking about the earnings and pushing the markets to high levels. five year high for the dow and s&p 500 as well. people look at the financials and still have questions about what's happening there. last week, you reported earnings. they came in light of what the street was expecting because of a 47 cent charge for the mortgage settlement that came through. are we getting to the other side of all these mortgage problems? can we say it's going to be a much better 2013 with more clarity? >> i think so. a lot of the repurchases have been reserved. we don't know if there will be more, if the agencies changed their policies again. we'll see on that. we set aside the reserves we think are adequate for the market. the settlement with the fed and, occ was a very good thing. some years ago there was a look back requirement the last 10 years and look at every individual mortgage and have an outside consultant revi
maria bartiromo there. >>> joining us to talk about the financials is jim rohr, the president and ceo of financial services group. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> we've been talking about the earnings and pushing the markets to high levels. five year high for the dow and s&p 500 as well. people look at the financials and still have questions about what's happening there. last week, you reported earnings. they came in light of what the street was expecting...
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. >>> the big debate this morning was the cnbc debate hosted by our own maria bartiromo entitled the global financial context, some of the biggest plays in davos from the world of finance. we're in it. let's bring a recap of what they said. >> i think the industry has to come back from the past. i think a lot of companies are doing fine. you know, banks continue to lend and grow and expand. finance is a critical part of how the economy runs our functions. you're going to have loans and movement of money and investors and, you know, presumably everyone i know is trying to do a very good job for their clients. banks since the crisis -- jpmorgan since 2008 has lent or raised $7 trillion-plus for people. all around the world, including governments, schools, cities, hospitals, small businesses, large -- that's our job. we try to do it very well. the whale mistake up there -- no customers, wasn't venal. terrible mistake, if you're a shareholder, i apologize deeply. we did have record results, life goes on. >> when i came to the industry, i was under no illusion that the industry didn't hav
. >>> the big debate this morning was the cnbc debate hosted by our own maria bartiromo entitled the global financial context, some of the biggest plays in davos from the world of finance. we're in it. let's bring a recap of what they said. >> i think the industry has to come back from the past. i think a lot of companies are doing fine. you know, banks continue to lend and grow and expand. finance is a critical part of how the economy runs our functions. you're going to have...
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we'll also see maria bartiromo there. in the meantime, before that meeting gets under way, france and germany are celebrating their friendship treaty today. it's all about markets in japan and, in fact, we want to give you a sense of the trade that we're seeing, even here in europe affected by what we heard from the bank of japan this morning. now, markets are to some extent in the red across the board. there are few exceptions, but we're seeing declines of about a quarter to a third of a percent. the dax is down. there's concerns about deutsche bank playing into that, as well. the nikkei is shedding abo about .3%. this market has been on a tear as the yen has beakened. in the last couple of months, everything that we learn from the bank today has basically been signaled to markets. we know he wanted more stimulus. that's what we got from the central bank today. so while the buy the rumor sell the fact is at play, there's a sense of disappointment. the purchases, the open ended qe won't start perhaps until next year. more
we'll also see maria bartiromo there. in the meantime, before that meeting gets under way, france and germany are celebrating their friendship treaty today. it's all about markets in japan and, in fact, we want to give you a sense of the trade that we're seeing, even here in europe affected by what we heard from the bank of japan this morning. now, markets are to some extent in the red across the board. there are few exceptions, but we're seeing declines of about a quarter to a third of a...
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. >> i wasn't listed, but apparently myself and maria bartiromo don't rate any more. >> not more than liesman. well, you're not part of the obama administration. >> well, you've had different views on that before. >> all right. go ahead, andrew. >> in the meantime, we have a disrupter here, one of our favorite squawk disrupters to talk about what's going on here and specifically -- i should say who is here. by the way, are you warm or not? >> i am cold. it is very cold in davos. >> reputation.com, he is not wearing a coat. and you have some predictions about what's going on here about social media. there are so many disrupteres and pioneers and i get the sense that maybe you're not going to make some friends with all these views that you have on facebook and all of these businesses. >> i think facebook businesses are good businesses, but whether they're worth $60 billion? i don't know. >> why? >> the thing that's emerging in online gaming, there's such a thing as a passing parade. silicone valley investors understand that it's low friction to become a gaming player, but it's low frict
. >> i wasn't listed, but apparently myself and maria bartiromo don't rate any more. >> not more than liesman. well, you're not part of the obama administration. >> well, you've had different views on that before. >> all right. go ahead, andrew. >> in the meantime, we have a disrupter here, one of our favorite squawk disrupters to talk about what's going on here and specifically -- i should say who is here. by the way, are you warm or not? >> i am cold. it is...